Jared Smith's Links

Interesting and Useful Links

Listed in No Apparent Order

The two most important links for poetry in the Rocky Mountain west are for The Colorado Poets Center, with a listing and web-link for the most widely published poets in Colorado and the Internet Poets Co-Op, with lots of free poems, recordings, links, and digital work. With these two links, you can find almost anything.

The New York Quarterly: once the leading literary magazine in the country, and now a leading poetry book publisher: www.newyorkquarterly.com

Colorado Humanities: coloradohumanities.org/

The Colorado Encyclopedia: coloradoencyclopedia.org/

Poets & Writers: a useful source for networking, information, and funding for poetry readings and events: www.pw.org

The Colorado Encyclopedia: coloradoencyclopedia.org/

Turtle Island Quarterly: a new online poetry journal on Tumblr: www.turtleislandpoetry.tumblr.com

Boston Area Small Press Review: an ongoing literary review blog of the Small Press World, complete with interviews, reminiscences, and archives written by poet Doug Holder, Editor of The Ibbetson Street Press and literary editor of The Somerville News: www.dougholder.blogspot.com

The Pedestal: an award-winning, on-line literary magazine from North Carolina that features both new and famous writers, along with intelligently written literary and music reviews. You can submit on-line as well, at: www.thepedestalmagazine.com

The Academy of American Poets: the largest and most influential poetry organization prior to The Poetry Foundation. Publishers of the annual Walt Whitman Award, among others, it's worth becoming a member of: www.poets.org

An Everywhere Oasis: Literary works of Alan Harris...free and on-line...independent poetry, essays, photos and website design. This is what the Web can do: www.alharris.com

Two sites for the first independent bookstore in France to carry Jared's books: www.outlawpoetry.com/category/jared-smith/ and theshop.free-jazz.net/jared-smith/shop/books

Colorado Poets Center, a comprehensive directory of Colorado poets, events, reviews, and more: www.coloradopoetscenter.org

Chiron Review, one of the greats: www.chironreview.com

The Puddin'head Press is the largest independent press and bookseller in Chicago. This website lists not only their authors' books, but also those of the other small presses in Chicago—as well as a huge inventory of books that are hard to come by: www.puddinheadpress.com

Alan Catlin’s Misfit Magazine: misfitmagazine.net/

Gloria Mindock's Cervena Barva Press is very interesting, encouraging work by Central and Southern Europeans, among others: www.cervenabarvapress.com

The late great Len Fulton's Dustbooks site has all the information you need for success in the Small Press World, whether as a publisher or author: www.dustbooks.com

A significant Chicago link to the poetry world is: www.poetryfoundation.org

Home Planet News Online, once a leading print publication under the direction of the late Don Lev, now a leading online poetry journal: www.homeplanetnews.org

Don't forget to visit Rhino, "the little magazine with a big horn." www.rhinopoetry.org